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Youth News in partnership with The Royal Gazette and its Newspapers in Education (NIE) programme, recently won the coveted Rookie of the Year award for student newspapers by the Newspaper Association of America Foundation - a major accomplishment con...

In the not too distant future, every trades person in a technical occupation such as plumbing or masonry, is going to require National Certification by the National Training Board (NTB). What does this mean for your future? If you happen to be intere...

Tajuana Dean knew that she wanted to be a teacher when she was still in primary school. Voted this year’s Teacher Of The Year by the Bermuda Union of Teachers, Mrs. Dean said she was inspired by her form room teacher at Purvis Primary when she was se...

A lot of parents dread homework as much as their kids do but it has to be done. Often times, parents spend loads of time trying to figure out what is supposed to be done versus what was accomplished and trying to figure out if it was completed correc...

Three public meetings on the draft Sustainable Development report have now taken place, and judging by the number of people attending the meetings and watching the later broadcasts on television, there is a good deal of interest in the issue. This is...

International experience can help prepare Bermudians to be more productive on the Island says Butterfield Bank newly appointed Senior Vice President of Corporate Management Curtis Dickinson. Mr. Dickinson, a graduate of the Berkeley Institute, return...

Gregory John Outerbridge was faced with the challenge of making a decision concerning his career aspirations at the completion of high school like so many high school students and graduates. His immediate interest was in the field of drafting, theref...

A charitable organisation has been set up to help with projects in the pipeline at the new Berkeley Institute. Calvin White, chairman of the board of governors, and Austin Thomas, chairman of the Berkeley Education Society, are named in a legal notic...

Three public meetings on the draft Sustainable Development report have now taken place, and judging by the number of people attending the meetings and watching the later broadcasts on television, there is a good deal of interest in the issue. This is...

The insurance industry is not immune from the challenges facing everyone else living in Bermuda and if there is a problem with crime or traffic the industry will be affected XL president and CEO Brian O' Hara said yesterday at the Hamilton Rotary Clu...